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Brent Mills 01-03-2010 11:37 AM

Anyone know the paint code?
 
Looking for the paint codes for this GT MKIV....Anyone know them for the red and white?

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...m/PaintJob.jpg

ZOERA-SC7XX 01-03-2010 12:54 PM

In 1966, Ford had a Signal Flare Red # 71529, and for 1965 # 71423 Rangoon Red. While I cannot be sure what was painted on this car, If it was done by Ford or Shelby, it's a good bet it was one of these.

wicked fast 01-03-2010 01:54 PM

Brent,

Just a thought, maybe Ferrari red ??

Remember the storm clouds between the two, wonder
if Shelby had that kind of sense of humor ??

I looked at a Ferrari 330 P3 from the same time period,
look's similar.

Great build.

Best,
BC

ZOERA-SC7XX 01-03-2010 02:20 PM

I don't think Ford had a sense of humor...only business. Ford supplied the four MKIV's ready to run to Shelby and Holman & Moody a month before LeMans. It's a fair bet that Ford did the paint work.

wicked fast 01-03-2010 02:27 PM

Brent,

How about emailing MK-IV J6 on the GT40 forum ??

http://www.gt40s.com/forum/original-...ce-photos.html

Best,
BC

Brent Mills 01-03-2010 04:04 PM

Thanks for the ideas...I do like Ferrari red. :)

Wicked, I'll try to contact him.

*13* 01-03-2010 04:33 PM

Are there any of these cars left in this color scheme on public display? Last resort, obviously, but you could do a Pantone match if you could get near one. I like the Idea of Ferrari Red;)

ZOERA-SC7XX 01-03-2010 06:09 PM

Copied from www.ultimatecarpage.com:

One day after Ford's second Le Mans win, new regulations for 1968 were announced, which rendered the Mk IV obsolete. Ford brought the Mk IVs back to Holman & Moody and had all four rebuilt to resemble the winning chassis, which according to the ACO was J-6. The cars were painted red and received a 'Gurney-bubble' in the roof to be an exact replica of the winner. For a while these 'winners' were shown at various motorshows. At the end of the year, J-6 was handed to Foyt for his fine debut and winning Le Mans drive. Two additional honeycomb chassis were constructed and used with little success in Can-Am under the G7A moniker, bringing the total of 'J-cars' constructed to ten.


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